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Chairman:
A very good afternoon to Madam Sabrina, our distinguished class teacher and the entire audience cum pupils of (class), (School name). I, (your name), chairman of this forum, would like to welcome everyone to this forum entitled “Tips on How to Save Our Earth”. I am pleased to introduce to you two panel members of this forum, _______________ and _____________, who will be discussing with us the Tips on How to Save Our Earth.
Our first question today to Miss (Panel1) - Can you describe to us what are currently happening to the earth and the importance and reasons for the need to save our earth?
Panel 1:
Thank you Mr Chairman. As everyone may know by now, there is so much talk about global warming. Look at Earth from space and you see a mainly blue, watery planet with swirling white clouds. All looks well, but get closer, and you see a different picture. Parts of Earth are unhealthy and all because of the way we live.
Earth is our only home we can't live on other planets, we need to look after it to make sure it stays a beautiful, healthy place. If we don't care for the Earth now, we will spoil it for the people of the future. There are many things you can do in your everyday life to care for the Earth. If everyone does something, Earth would be a better place to live.
Earth Climate is slowly getting warmer. Scientists who studying the climate has found that it is a little warmer now than it was 100 years ago. You may not notice the difference, but plants and animals do. It is getting warmer because of what the Earth's 6 billion people are doing. Because of the way we lead our lives, we are changing the Earth's climate. We are making the planet grow warmer.
We are making the rise in temperature by burning the 'fossil fuels' like coal, oil and natural gas. We are putting greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide, into the atmosphere. Sulphur dioxide is another harmful gas that comes from power stations and vehicles. It is very acidic, which means it eats

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